Titlebook: Values and Indigenous Psychology in the Age of the Machine and Market; When the Gods Have F Alvin Dueck,Louise Sundararajan Book 2024 The E

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What Happened to Species-Typical Human Nature? practices, now spread around the world, do not follow evolved nest practices, undermining holistic brain development. Such undercare impairs spiritual heartmindedness, leading instead to psyches vulnerable to manipulation, easily triggered into self-protectionism. Mind-brains have been colonized by

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Tech-vexed: The Awesome Price for Artificeity and wonder, or sense of adventure toward living. It is also a whole-body experience of one’s smallness before the vastness of creation, along with the unease, reverence, and fascination that attends. In total, the experience of awe is one of the few transcendental sensibilities that captures the

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Unsettling Settler-Colonial Suicidology: Indigenous Theories of Justice in Indigenous Suicide Resears more expansive and contextualized approach recognizes the structural entrenchment of suicide and system factors contributing to suicidal distress. Justice in suicide research involves co-creating meaning and relationally evolving to support all beings’ conditions for life. Indigenous studies of ca

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A Perspective on Confucian Self-Cultivation: A Solution to the Global Degradation of Morality in the. This article explores the core connotations of Confucian self-cultivation and explains how these connotations can be relevant in modern civilization, where the market economy and mechanical technology have eroded global morals and values that support human spirituality. It suggests that the concep

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An Appalachian Indigenous Tradition of Faithing how “their own words” can illuminate what obedience to the faith means for believers, as reflected in four fundamental beliefs of this tradition. In contrast with naysayers, we conclude that an obituary for CSHS—in their obedience to the faith—is surely premature.